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Synclavier Regen User Manual 39
we recommend formatting it as FAT32. Only the first partition of an SD card is
read, but it’s unusual to have more than one partition on an SD card.
Regen looks for a specific directory structure. It will create this directory
structure the first time you save a timbre to your SD Card. But if you want to
load your samples first, you can create the directory structure yourself:
So with a fresh SD card, you can create a top-level
directory,
Libraries/
. In there, you can create many sub
directories, and each one will be recognized as a user
library. Once you create a library directory, e.g.,
SD
card:/Libraries/My Great Samples/
then you can add
sample files to that directory.
When you insert an SD card, you should feel it latch into place and you’ll be
presented with a message, “Load SD Card?”. Select the
Load option, and the card
will be indexed. You’ll see the BUSY indicator light on for a moment or three,
and a message stating, ”Loading SD Card - Do Not Remove.” It’s very important
to heed this warning — if a card is ejected during this process the system will
hang and the only way to recover would be to shut-off power, losing any
unsaved data. There’s a possibility also, of damaging the contents of the SD card.
So if you’ve suddenly realized you inserted the wrong card, just wait a few
moments until it’s loaded before ejecting it.
Other than during the warning message and having the BUSY light lit, you
can safely remove an SD card, at any time. You can, for instance, have several
cards, one for each project, and swap them in and out with relative ease. You
don’t need to put the unit to
Sleep first, but you may chose to do so, as this
action saves the current system state to disk.
Now, to view your Samples, tap User in the LIBRARY
panel. If you have multiple libraries on that SD card,
you’ll be able to select them via the
Up and Down
Arrows. Then tap Samples to view your samples. You